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D&D - The Workshop Dungeon

Welcome to the Workshop Lair of Thraxes the great lava wyrm! Or it can be whatever you want it to be!

This fully fleshed out dungeon includes everything you need to start playing right away. Customized soundscapes, custom camera angles, custom animated miniatures, custom lighting and effects, hidden zones to keep your players guessing. This is one of the highest quality, fully formed dungeons you will find on the Tabletop Simulator Workshop.

First you find yourself in an underground cavern, motes of light trickle in from outside, and you must enter the workshop through the sealed door. Perhaps it is sealed with a riddle, or a magical seal, or a simple mundane lock. Maybe there are traps, or monsters guarding the door?

Next, wander the halls through iconic dungeon locations such as the priest's quarters, the library, a forge, a kitchen and more! The wandering automaton sentries could be friendly or hostile, or somewhere in between. Don't forget to say "hello" to M4-1L, the friendly mail delivery robot. The little rascal!

Lastly, emerge in the vast cavern of the Phoenix Forge where the great lava dragon Thraxes slumbers restlessly above a statue dedicated to the God of the Forge. Perhaps the dragon is caught in an enchantment of nightmares which has infected the Phoenix Forge itself. Or maybe he is channeling evil and dark energy and driving himself and his servants insane. Let your imagination go wild as you explore the incredible locations within the workshop.

The Phoenix Forge itself has become corrupted by the evil energy. It has multiple states that include custom animated particle effects. What kind of amazing items would you craft with the forge of the Gods?

After freeing the Workshop from its evil influences, perhaps you can uncover the secrets that lie in wait in Thraxes's private vault. No really, check out what's in there!

There are nearly unlimited possibilities with this map and I hope that you enjoy!

Cheers!
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Special thanks to Saught and CaptainCobop for providing many of the models used in this map.